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STOCKTON, CA - The Stockton Thunder survived a late comeback bid from the Idaho Steelheads on Friday, winning 3-2 at the Stockton Arena.
With the victory, Stockton (24-21-5, 53 points) leap-frogged over Idaho (23-23-6, 52 points) into fifth place in the ECHL's Western Conference standings. Utah defeated Las Vegas to move to 49 points, just three points behind the Steelheads as four points separates fifth and seventh place in the Western Conference.
Trailing 2-0, Idaho didn't get on the board until there was 6:36 to go in the second period when Patrick Kennedy redirected a Cody Purves attempt past Thomas Heemskerk for his sixth goal of the season.
After the Thunder found the back of the net again right before the end of the third period, Idaho's Aaron Lewicki blasted a shot over the blocker of Heemskerk to get the Steelheads to within a goal, at the 11:06 mark.
Idaho would have chances over the final ten minutes, but could not get the equalizer as the Thunder held on.
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What is Macular Degeneration?
Macular degeneration is a disorder that affects central vision – what you see directly in front of you as opposed to your peripheral or side vision. The macula is the central portion of the retina, the paper-thin tissue at the back of the eye where light-sensitive cells send visual signals to the brain, and is responsible for detailed vision.
Macular degeneration occurs when the central part of the retina deteriorates. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD or ARMD) is the most common eye disease and is in fact the leading cause of visual impairment and blindness in the United States in people over the age of 50.
Damage to the macula results in the development of blind spots and blurred or distorted vision and can hamper your ability to perform basic activities of daily living such as reading and driving.
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Dry Macular Degeneration
Dry macular degeneration is the early stage of the disease. It may be caused by the aging and thinning of the macular tissues, the deposition of pigment in the macula, or by a combination of the two processes. Yellowish spots known as drusen begin to accumulate from these deposits or from the debris from deteriorating tissue, and this occurs primarily in the area of the macula. Loss of central vision may occur very gradually but can be as serious as the wet neovascular form of AMD.
Wet Neovascular Macular Degeneration
Approximately, 10% of dry AMD cases will progress to a more severe, advanced form of eye disease known as wet macular degeneration. Wet macular generation occurs when new blood vessels grow (neovascularization) beneath the retina and leak blood and fluid into the surrounding tissue.
The leakage of blood and fluid causes permanent damage to the light-sensitive retinal cells. These cells then die off and blind spots are created in the central vision. During the process of neovascularization, the body attempts to create a new network of blood vessels to supply more nutrients and oxygen to the eye's retina. This process fails and instead creates scarring that leads to a loss of central vision.
Wet forms of macular degeneration are further classified into two general sub-types – classic and occult. Classic choroidal neovascularization (CNV) is usually associated with severe vision loss. It occurs when blood vessel growth and scarring has very clear, delineated outlines observed beneath the retina. Occult neovascularization produces less severe vision loss and new blood vessel growth beneath the retina is not as distinctive and leakage is less obvious.


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April 6-12, 2014 is National Careers in Aging Week! This event is an annual joint venture between The Gerontological Society of America and its educational branch, the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education. The purpose of this event is to bring greater awareness and visibility to the wide-ranging career opportunities in aging and aging research.
Did you know that every 8 seconds someone turns 60 in the United States? The aging of America's population is resulting in a shortage of people trained to meet the unique needs of older adults. Knowledge of aging is relevant to almost every area of study, and the Minor in Gerontology at WKU as well as the Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies prepares students to work in a wide variety of settings including including health and wellness companies, senior housing, advocacy and policy organizations, financial services, biotechnology, social service agencies, and academic and research settings. Learn more about careers in aging here.
As part of our celebration of Careers in Aging Week, WKU Aging is recognizing some of our wonderful Gerontology students! Check out our Gerontology Student Spotlight to see just a few examples of how the Minor in Gerontology enhances the wide variety of interests, majors and career goals of our students. If you are interested in learning more about WKU Aging, email Marybeth Hunt.
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Welcome to WKU Aging!
WKU Aging is guided by the belief that optimal aging is attainable on both the individual and community level and requires implementing holistic strategies.
To view our three strategic areas, click here.
Interested in learning more about aging?
WKU offers a Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies and undergraduate students may complete a Gerontology Minor. Related options include a Health Studies Major with a concentration in Gerontology or Bachelors in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Health.
Students have a number of opportunities to work in the field of aging and are nurtured by a chapter of Sigma Phi Omega, the national honor society for aging, ACHCA (American College of Health Care Administrators) Student Association and C.O.R.E. (Companions of Respected Elders).
Interested in research about aging?
The Center for Gerontology is an applied research center funded partially through the Applied Research and Technology Program (ARTP). Efforts include promoting age friendly communities, enhancing long term care delivery, preventing disease, injury and disability, and maximizing financial and physical independence.
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CALDWELL -- The College of Idaho men's basketball team ended a 16-game skid against ranked opponents with a 77-75 victory over No. 21 Southern Oregon on Friday.
With the Raiders (15-6, 7-3) holding for the last shot, Yote (10-10, 6-4) senior guard Rodney Delgardo fouled Southern Oregon junior center David Sturner with seven seconds left in the game. After Sturner missed both attempts, Southern Oregon was able to gain possession and call a timeout with two seconds remaining.
Off the inbounds pass, senior guard Taylor Roos tossed up a game-winning three, but it rimmed out as the Raiders lost for just the third time in conference play.
Freshman guard Curtis Brever scored a career-high 21 points for the Yotes on 7-of-15 shooting from the floor, including four three-pointers.
Junior forward Antonio Garrett also had a nice night for the College of Idaho, chipping in with 17 points and 19 rebounds.
The Yotes host Oregon Tech tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the J.A. Alberton Activities Center.


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Annual, biennial, perennial herb (rarely shrub, tree), often from taproot
Stem often ± scapose, generally ribbed, hollow
Leaves basal and generally some cauline, generally alternate; stipules generally 0; petiole base generally sheathing stem; blade generally much dissected, sometimes compound
Inflorescence: umbel or head, simple or compound, generally peduncled; bracts present (in involucres) or not; bractlets generally present (in involucels)
Flowers many, small, generally bisexual (or some staminate), generally radial (or outer bilateral); calyx 0 or lobes 5, small, atop ovary; petals 5, free, generally ovate or spoon-shaped, generally incurved at tips, generally ± ephemeral; stamens 5; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 2-chambered, generally with a ± conic, persistent projection or platform on top subtending 2 free styles
Fruit: 2 dry, 1-seeded halves that separate from each other but generally remain attached for some time to a central axis; ribs on each half 5, 2 marginal and 3 on back; oil tubes 1several per interval between ribs
Genera in family: 300 genera, 3,000 species: ± worldwide, especially temp; many cultivated for food or spice (e.g., Carum, caraway; Daucus; Petroselinum); some highly toxic (e.g., Conium). Underground structures here called roots, but true nature remains problematic. Mature fruit generally critical in identification; shapes generally given in outline, followed by shape in X -section of 2 fruit halves together.
Species in genus: 1 sp
Etymology: (Latin: fennel)
Perennial, taprooted, 0.92 m, glabrous, glaucous, anise- or licorice-scented
Stem erect, branched, solid
Leaf: petiole 714 cm, conspicuously sheathing; blade 34 dm wide, triangular-ovate, pinnately finely dissected, segments 440 mm, thread-like
Inflorescence: umbels compound, peduncled; bracts, bractlets 0; rays 1540, unequal, 14 cm, spreading-ascending to ascending; pedicels 1825, 110 mm, subequal
Flower: calyx lobes 0; petals wide, yellow, tips narrowed
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The Sustainable Singapore Blueprint (SSB) was released in 2009. Five years on, we are reviewing and updating the SSB to take into account the latest developments in Singapore and abroad.
In this context, the Singapore Environment Council (SEC) has initiated a three-month long national conversation to understand the values of Singaporeans and redefine the vision for our environmental future (http://www.sec.org.sg/ENVision/). We encourage you to share your thoughts with the SEC. The SEC's findings will be useful input to the SSB review which will be released at the end of the year.
Please visit this website again soon for the latest updates on our review!
Sustainable development for Singapore means growing our city state in a way that:
This way, we ensure that Singapore can enjoy both economic growth and a good living environment for ourselves, and for future generations.


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According to more than one news report, the proposed Mandel Project in Shorewood, will not be profitable as designed and presented.
It was also reported that Funding from Shorewood of up to $10 Million, is being requested.
There has been a lot of funding by Shorewood for various projects over the past few years, and to learn that a project that would not be profitable might be the recipient of Public Financing by Shorewood, certainly brings a number of questions to mind.
I wrote an e mail (copy following) to all the Village Board Trustees, the Trustee Elect, and the Village Board President.
I am very happy to report that President Guy Johnson, and Trustee Hanewall responded to my inquiry, in great detail. I thank them for their responses, and helping to keep the Public informed.
Copies of their responses are below --- and I hope that they can be a great starting point for a public discussion on this particular project, and Village Financing over all.
Hopefully many of you who read this blog will respond with your opinions, and possibly questions for Mr Johnson and Mr Hanewall, as well as the other Trustees.
The workings of the Shorewood CDA are a mystery to many of us in Shorewood, and hopefully this discourse will help to educate Shorewood's residents, and give them the knowledge needed to interact with our Village Officials.
In Search of Chris Christie
In a recent poll, it had been reported that approximately 40% of Republicans are not happy with the current field of presidential candidates. This will include the candidates who have declared their intent to run and those who are expected to run. The big question is twofold; can any Republican candidate beat Barack Obama in 2012, and if he can, can he be an effective president? When I say effective president, I'm referring to someone who can lead the country in the direction of prosperity and bring American greatness again. I do not mean effective as relevant to our past two presidents.
A generation ago, we had Ronald Reagan running for the presidency for the first time. He is now regarded as a great president. Did we know he was great in 1980? And if he was so great, why did it take until 1980 for us to discover this?
It does not serve the United States well to have such a divided nation. Polarization makes for awkward and ineffective democracy. Self-righteousness can be a detriment to a free society. Egocentric politics serves one person and that can be a detriment to the many. Sometimes we have to get out of the way to make room for democratic sharing and consideration. The majority, in a democracy, does not stand ready to deny rights to a minority. In fact, majority decisions have been wrong many, many times; it is the cost of democracy. And that is why these gloating self-interest and insensitive pronouncements are ruining our nation.
Perhaps I'm naive enough to believe that finally getting Osama bin Laden can be a uniting factor in our nation's struggle to move beyond partisan self-interest. Why wouldn't every American feel this way? Because egocentricity and selfishness stand in the way. Too many of us cannot see beyond our nose. We do not understand democracy and democratic precepts. We think that if we can only get more people over to our side we are doing good for our nation. But sometimes what we think is correct can indeed be wrong. Sometimes selfishness and greed are in direct opposition to a nation that practices democracy.
Spring Cupcake Winners Announced!
We have counted your votes, and found the winners for our Spring Cupcake Decorating Party! Votes cast by you, from our Facebook page and from our in-library display, determined who the winners were.
You can see photos of the winning cupcakes in the lobby of the library, or on our Face book page: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/fbx/?set=a.10150171835911243.302857.49791821242
The Village of Bayside is embarking in a non-traditional way of enhancing pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle safety. This program is one component of a multi-faceted approach to slow vehicular traffic on Village streets, enhance driver attentiveness, and ultimately create a safer place for pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular traffic. With the "emotionally intelligent" signage contest, children and the public would create their own emotionally intelligent signage. Signs bearing slogans such as " We know your car is fast, slow down," and " You will stop for a duck, but you won't stop for a child" are just some of the unique ways communities have raised awareness and educated residents on pedestrian and vehicular safety.
Entry forms are available on the Village web site at www.bayside-wi.gov and are due by May 27 at 4:30 p.m. The program includes a competition, with children filling out the entry form and returning it to the Bayside Village Hall. After judges determine the winning entries, the signs will be created and installed. TAPCO, Inc., headquarters in Brown Deer, has agreed not only to transform the winning entries into traffic signage, but will also be donating the first three (3) signs.
Bin Laden's Death Sparks Wave of Online Scams
Not long after we learned about the killing of Osama Bin Laden on Sunday, May 1, scammers were hard at work trying to profit from the news.
Within hours, websites were built claiming to show "leaked", uncensored pictures and videos of the firefight that killed the world's most notorious terrorist. Within days, links had spread to social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. Today, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) received an email from an "insider" wanting our help in smuggling Bin Laden's fortunes out of the country. However, they're all scams. We knew it was only a matter of time.
This past week has been a welcomed change in political attitudes. A certain tolerance has finally entered the picture. While some people are only happy when they hold onto a focus on differences, a small step toward compromise and healthy communication has taken place. Focusing only on differences is counter-productive. And we have given far, far too much attention to the nay-sayers. If you have nothing positive to add to the conversation, perhaps it would be best for America if you shut up.
If you and I have differences of opinion, this opens up a good opportunity for dialogue. Few Americans wish for the U.S. to fail or go backward. Therefore we can start from a place where we can at least agree upon that. Shouting, rants, negativity, hostility, lies, distortions, personal attacks, insinuations, etc. only stand in the way of communication and progress.
Barry's Big Bounce
Osama Bin Laden is dead. A commitment made almost 10 years ago has been fulfilled. If he was not brought to justice, justice was brought to him. I doubt that there have been very many tears shed over this. So where are the pictures? As a country who believes in freedom of the press, and people who naturally rubberneck with curiosity to see people at their worst, big brother government is going to shield us from ourselves for our own good. As part of a growing minority in America who still pays federal taxes, I believe I am due a picture.
The rationale of course, is that it will incite violence by radical Muslims. Yet these are the same Muslims that we are being told time and again are not really violent. But if you draw a cartoon or mock a Muslim leader, that is cause for condemnation. Condemnation by the United States.
Summer Storytime Registration Now Open!
Summer storytime registration is now open!
Storytime is on Monday and Wednesday, from 10:30 to 11:30, and will run early June through mid August.
June 15th - Paranormal Investigators of Milwaukee!
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I will be away for awhile, having major surgery. I have a favor to ask each of you...
I'm bothered by the tone of the comments here. The non-civil comments are coming from both those on the right-wing and those on the left-wing. Please stop, at least while I'm in the hospital. And a seemingly cooperative statement followed by a snide remark is just as bad. Stop it, please.
Make-It, Take-It: DIY Craft Day!
Friday June 17th
For ages 6 to 106
Want to make a tin can robot?
Always wanted to learn how to make cool lightswitch plates?
How about a mini-book, or jewelry using soda can parts?
Then join us for the fun!
Senate Seat for Sale
Herb Kohl is calling it quits. After four terms, and becoming 19th in seniority, he is moving on. Recently, Herb Kohl made the news for bringing a defense contract in Wisconsin that will build ships in the Marinette area. I agree that this is good for Wisconsin, but what else has he done in his 24 years?
How many times has Herb Kohl brought home the bacon? How many projects has he gotten for the state Wisconsin during his tenure as a senator? I'm having a hard time thinking of examples. For just about all of his campaigns, this slogan has been "nobody senator but yours."This, of course, refers to his self financing of his campaigns. He has not spent a lot of time raising campaign cash nor has he made a lot of public appearances with his hand out. He hasn't needed to.
Public Financing for Mandel Project --- Redevelopment of the Slums of Shorewood ?
The proposed Mandel Project in the 4000 block of N Oakland in Shorewood has generated a lot of controversy.
Corporate Well Fair
I can't figure it out. Tax-and-spend liberals will grab their picket signs at the drop of a hat and truck on over to Madison to march in front of the Capitol and scream "unfair"if they believe a tax break would be given to a corporation especially if it were initiated by a Republican. But if there were to be a tax increase for specific use of, let's say a sports venue, then that's all well and good.
County executive Chris Abele recently came out and said that he would be against extending the stadium tax or creating another sales tax in order to build a replacement for the Bradley Center in downtown Milwaukee. Let's drink to that. Any other time, we would have crumbling schools, pothole filled streets, and understaffed for your departments. But when it comes to financing a sports venue, the tax-and-spend liberals have no problem with that. Well, here is the problem: we have a bunch of overpaid, under performing professional athletes that are being paid millions each year and yet the public is expected to construct their workplace.
2011 Adult Summer Reading Program!
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Our 2011 Adult Summer Reading Program, "Novel Destinations", begins June 1st!
Creating a Summer Bucket List
This evening, after much deliberation, I bought a pair of Naot "Kayla" sandals to kick off the summer season. It's my second pair and perhaps the most comfortable shoes I own. Who cares that it's 46 degrees and my toes are freezing. I'm breaking out my summer gear anyway because in one week, I'll flip the calendar to June. Mother Nature will just have to catch up.
Every summer, I pick one or two special places to go. And every summer, the months whiz by and I go nowhere. This summer is going to be different. That's because I'm creating a bucket list, plotting dates and taking full advantage of gifts like the one I get tomorrow.
Ryan's Hope
Even though we are still about a year and a half away from the presidential election, the Republican field is starting to take shape. Trouble is, there's not a lot of optimism in the current field. And the Democrats, being of the high moral character that they are, are looking for the weakest candidate to get nominated so that President Barack Obama can cruise to a second term. And of course, with all of this non-effort, the United States will continue to fall into mediocrity. What a great vision for America!
There are many pundits and political analysts who believe that Paul Ryan is going to enter the race. Although, I believe Paul Ryan is the face of the future of the Republican Party, I'm not so sure 2012 will be his year. He has become one of the most recognizable names in the House of Representatives as chairman of the budget committee, but he hasn't roistered up the level of excitement that he needs even within his own party.
Adult Summer Reading Program Begins Tomorrow!
For the third year, the Brown Deer Public Library is offering a Summer Reading Program for Adults.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Brown Deer Library, the program offers incentives for readers 18 and over, to check out any adult books or unabridged audiobooks from the library. For each title checked out and read or listened to, adults simply fill out a bookmark giving personal contact information and a short recommendation of the book or audiobook, as if they were telling a friend about it.
New this year: Adults may earn a free pass for an adult admission to State Historic Sites and Museums provided by the State of Wisconsin.
All one has to do, is hold on to your completed book- marks until you have 5 of them and then show them to the librarian at the Reference Desk. You will be given the free pass and then you may drop the completed bookmarks into incentive box of your choice for the drawings to be held in mid-September.


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Rafael Nadal Gossip
Rafael Nadal gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
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TIFF normally starts slowing down after Monday. The schedule is typically front-loaded and journalists don't stay through to the end. This year, the closing night film is Life Of Crime, based on The Switch by the recently deceased Elmore Leonard, starring Jennifer Aniston. Because of this, I know several reporters who are actually leaving mid-week only to return for the weekend. So that's the advantage of triangle-avoidance scheduling?
VAMOS Rafa!
I had to watch it back on PVR last night when I came home, even though it was after 1am. Do you ever have greatness extinction anxiety? Like every time two greats meet, you worry it won't ever happen again?
Two greats did not meet last night at the TIFF premiere of August: Osage County. Meryl called in sick so it was on Julia to carry the responsibility. Read Full Intro
Rafa, Rafa, Rafa, Rafa, Rafa, Rafa, Rafa, Rafa!
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8 times Rafa... The only man to win the same major 8 times... RAFA! But it was a foregone conclusion after Friday's match against Novak Djokovic, right? I was watching -- and screaming -- at work. As soon as he hit that shot between the legs, everyone had to know it was over. Rafa was destined. Full Story
Rafa's coming back
It's been a rough several months for Rafael Nadal. There was that knee injury. And then a stomach virus that kept him from the Australian Open where, SPOILER ALERT, Maria Sharapova dominated Venus Williams today and when I first read the headline I thought it said Serena and I almost tripped. Full Story
Rafa: Man of the Year is an intense spectator
Rafael Nadal was named Man of the Year by Spanish Vanity Fair. There was an event the other night in Madrid to celebrate him. He wore a tux and looked very handsome and as relaxed as he could be on such a formal occasion. Yesterday Rafa was not relaxed. Yesterday Rafa watched the Champions League first round between Real Madrid and Manchester City and, well, he was euphoric at the end, certainly, but during the game Rafa was as intense as he gets for his own matches. Full Story
Rafa is the greatest
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On clay. This is for my cousin Cat who loves Rafa so much, with a lot of stress, and probably didn't sleep well last night thinking about this morning. It turns out the rain delay helped him. He came out hard today, finishing off Novak Djokovic in the fourth set, despite being down a break when they suspended the match yesterday. Full Story
Double Single Rafa
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This is for my cousin Cat who has also been training for the Boston Marathon after qualifying last year in under 3 and a half hours HOLY SH-T. Just 3 more weeks, right? And then you promised - take it easy!Anyway, Cat loves Rafa. Which means she'll be watching him this weekend at the Sony Ericsson Open. Full Story
Setting up the first final
Splash, Keystone
I have been up for way too long. Why is Australia so far away? Was watching the Murray-Djokovic semi-final at the Australian open, a sick 5 setter that resulted, ultimately, in a Novak win just about an hour ago. And he will meet Rafael Nadal who defeated Roger Federer yesterday. Well that's not a bad first Slam final of the year, non? You know me - I am for Rafa, always. Full Story
Holiday Rafa
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For my cousin Cat and all of you, and thank you for your emails, who love the Rafa posts and photos...Check out Rafael Nadal with his longtime gf "Xisca" at the Juntos Por La Integracion charity gala organised by his foundation in Barcelona last night. I love her. She is SO cute. Sometimes I worry though that they're too young to have been together for so long. Full Story
Nadal y Garcia
For all you Rafa lovers out there, including my cousin Cat - he looks F-CKING HOT. I thought about throwing this up on LifeStyle only without posting it to the homepage but then I took a closer look at how great he looks in these pants with the white shirt and, well, that needs some time on a front cover, you know? Full Story
Men in underwear and my cousin's birthday
The US Open starts on Sunday. And my cousin Cat's birthday is on Monday. AND she loves Rafael Nadal. So this is a Rafa tennis post. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Rafa is in New York being all cute with the children and promoting his Armani underwear thing. I may be the lone voice in all of this but... I don't get jizzy over men underwear ads. Full Story
Rafa before the tournament
The US Open starts on Sunday. Night tennis! I have a strong sense of attachment to the US Open. It's back to school anxiety and excitement. It's end of summer bbq and always a big blowout of a party before getting ready for a new year. Here's Rafael Nadal yesterday at Letterman in advance of the tournament. Full Story
Rafa goes to Disneyland
Woke my ass up at 6am on Sunday for the French Open final. Rafael Nadal vs Roger Federer – there really aren't too many of these opportunities left. It was beauty for three sets, non? And what's even better is that they can bring that out in each other without hating each other. There is a lot of genuine and mutual respect and admiration shared between Rafa and Roger. Full Story
Let's tie at Christmas
This is for my cousin Cat. I miss her. Especially at Christmas as she's in Toronto and Jacek and I alternate our holidays – one year here in Vancouver, one year back home. Cat loves Rafael Nadal. And here he is with Roger Federer today posing at a press conference in support of their respective charities. Full Story
Rafa's happy summer
This is for Anieka and so many others who've been requesting photos of Rafael Nadal. He is currently on holiday in Ibiza with girlfriend Xisca and some friends, hanging out on the beach the other day, obviously totally relaxed. And SO F-CKING CUTE. It has been a great summer for Rafa so far. He won Wimbledon and then Spain won the World Cup. Full Story


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Public Transit
SuperLoop is a circular transit system that serves the North University City area of San Diego.
Construction at UC San Diego and Scripps Memorial HospitalSANDAG and MTS constructed new bus stations and installed traffic signals near Scripps Memorial Hospital and on the UC San Diego campus. Four new SuperLoop stations were completed in September 2013: on the east and west sides of Medical Center Drive, and the north and south sides of Voigt Drive near Scripps Hospital. New traffic signals have been installed at Voigt Drive at Scripps Hospital, and on Gilman Drive (at Scholars/Osler, Library Walk, Myers, and Russell), which will incorporate transit signal priority to allow SuperLoop buses to move through traffic more efficiently and maintain schedule reliability. These transit signals are currently in a test phase with the following improvements planned over the next several months:
- Adjust timing of traffic signals and replacement of signal heads, which is expected to reduce congestion at intersections.
- Improve Library Walk crosswalk including additional push-buttons for pedestrians to activate the WALK phase, and visible WALK/DON'T WALK signals with countdown timers so pedestrians have safe crossing intervals. The flashing red signal will be converted to a traditional traffic signal allowing smoother traffic flow for bicyclists and vehicles. These improvements are planned to become operational at the beginning of the 2014 winter quarter.
As these enhancements are made, bikes and vehicles will be able to travel through these intersections on a green light, rather than halting at every stop sign along Gilman Drive, and pedestrians will have the benefit of timed, designated crossing periods while cross-traffic is stopped at a red light, instead of crossing intermittently between individual vehicles. View construction area map.
Addendum to Negative DeclarationSANDAG has begun planning for proposed additional bus stations, and transit signal priority equipment on existing traffic signals, in the La Jolla Colony SuperLoop segment. An Addendum to the Negative Declaration (ND) has been completed. The original ND was adopted by the SANDAG Transportation Committee in August 2007. An update was presented to the University Community Planning Group (UCPG) Board on July 9, 2013. Interested parties are welcome to attend the SANDAG Board of Directors meeting when the Addendum is brought to the Board for approval. This is tentatively scheduled for January 2014; please check meeting times and agendas.
SuperLoop Bus Stops at UC San Diego Gilman Footbridge
On March 28, 2013, SuperLoop Routes 201 and 202 began pilot service to the existing bus stops at the UC San Diego Gilman Footbridge. Buses will stop on Gilman Drive, just south of Eucalyptus Grove Lane, at the stops currently served by MTS Routes 30 and 150, and NCTD BREEZE Route 101. This service improvement will help students, faculty, staff, and visitors and test the potential of creating permanent SuperLoop stops.
SuperLoop ExpansionOn June 10, 2012, SuperLoop service expanded to communities east of Genesee Avenue, adding additional stops along Executive, Judicial, and Nobel Drives, including the Nobel Athletic Area and Library. The new Route 204 runs clockwise and connects with other transit services at the UTC Transit Center.
In the morning, when Route 204 reaches the UTC Transit Center, it will continue as Route 201, following a two-minute layover. In the afternoon, Route 202 will continue as Route 204, after a brief stop at the UTC Transit Center. Bus operators will change the electronic display on the front of the bus and will announce the continuing route as the bus approaches the UTC Transit Center. Routes 201 and 202 will maintain their normal service.
SuperLoop service operates seven days a week, with buses running every ten minutes during peak hours and every 15 minutes during non-peak hours. A one-way fare is $2.25. A Compass Card with a Regional, Premium, COASTER, or current Day Pass is accepted. Students with a UC San Diego I.D. and bus zone sticker ride free on the SuperLoop and other on-campus MTS bus routes. To plan a trip or view a schedule, visit sdmts.com.
SuperLoop Service Schedule
Monday through Friday
5:45 a.m. to 7 a.m. Every 15 minutes
7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Every 10 minutes
10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Every 15 minutes
2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Every 10 minutes
5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Every 15 minutes
Weekends & Holidays
5:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. Every 15 minutes
To plan a trip or view a schedule, visit sdmts.com.
Catching the SuperLoop
The SuperLoop plan calls for the development of up to 17 stations along an approximately nine mile long route around the North University City/Golden Triangle area.
SuperLoop stations will be an average half-mile apart.
Buses will frequent stations an average of every 10 minutes during peak hours and 15 minutes during non-peak hours. Operating with low-emission, gasoline-hybrid technology, this type of smooth riding vehicle meets all clean-air standards and will comfortably accommodate 29 people in seats and offer plenty of standing room for additional riders.
Each uniquely branded SuperLoop station will include a shelter, leaning rails and seating, lighting and 'next bus' electronic signage indicating the arrival of the next SuperLoop bus.
Stations will be kept clean and maintained on a regular basis.
SuperLoop will include priority traffic treatments, such as signal prioritization and roadway improvements, that will allow vehicles to move through traffic efficiently to maintain the service schedule.
Vehicles were delivered in spring 2009.
Interim service began on June 15, 2009.
Installation of thirteen SuperLoop bus stations, and improvements to roadways and traffic signals was completed in March 2013.
Construction of new SuperLoop stations and traffic signals began on the UC San Diego campus in April 2013.
Additional SuperLoop bus stations in the La Jolla Colony area are undergoing planning and preliminary engineering for possible future construction.
The SuperLoop project is funded by TransNet, the local sales half-cent tax measure extended by more than 67 percent of the region's voters in November 2004. Implementation is made possible through participation of the City of San Diego, MTS, NCTD, Caltrans, and UC San Diego.
What's New
April 2013. Construction began to build four new bus stations and to install traffic signals near Scripps Memorial Hospital and on the UC San Diego campus. New SuperLoop stations will be constructed on the east and west sides of Medical Center Drive, and the north and south sides of Voigt Drive. The new traffic signals will incorporate transit signal priority to allow SuperLoop buses to move through traffic more efficiently and maintain schedule reliability.
March 2013. Construction was completed on SuperLoop amenities that include new bus stations and improvements to roadways and traffic signals throughout the approximate nine mile route. The new bus stations feature an inviting shelter, electronic signs indicating when the next SuperLoop vehicle will arrive, leaning rails, comfortable seating, and low-energy lighting.
March 2013. SuperLoop Routes 201 and 202 began pilot service to the existing bus stops at the UC San Diego Gilman Footbridge. Buses will stop on Gilman Drive, just south of Eucalyptus Grove Lane, at the stops currently served by MTS Routes 30 and 150, and NCTD BREEZE Route 101.
June 2012. SuperLoop service expanded to communities east of Genesee Avenue, adding additional stops along Executive, Judicial, and Nobel Drives, including the Nobel Athletic Area and Library. The new Route 204 runs clockwise and connects with other transit services at the UTC Transit CenterJune 2011. Final design of the SuperLoop stations and roadway improvements was completed. The SuperLoop stations were designed to retain the look and feel of the proposed station design communicated to the public, while modifying the size and use of materials to remain within the required station cost limit.
September 2010. On September 5, 2010, to further enhance all public transportation services in the University City community, SANDAG and MTS implemented changes to Route 30 and SuperLoop (Routes 201/202). Route 30 provides regional service to La Jolla, Pacific Beach, Old Town, and Downtown, with connections to Mission Valley and the San Diego International Airport. Route 30 was moved from its current alignment along Nobel Drive, Lebon Drive, and Regents Road, to route along La Jolla Village Drive. This change will provide more direct service with shorter trip times for this important regional route.
SuperLoop now serves the many residents in La Jolla Colony with higher frequency and new weekend service. The new route includes stops at the Lebon Drive/Palmilla Drive and Regents Road/Arriba Street intersections. These route changes greatly improve transit options for community residents and people traveling to work, shop, or go to school in the area.
September 2009. To answer questions from some residents in the Villa La Jolla Drive area about the SuperLoop operation, SANDAG completed a noise study of the interim operation using the new SuperLoop vehicles. This study concluded that SuperLoop operation is consistent with the findings in the 2007 environmental review; the SuperLoop project does not result in significant noise impacts.
SuperLoop Bus Operations - Focused Acoustical Analysis Report, September 2009
In additional to this noise study, SANDAG and MTS worked with the hybrid system manufacturer for the SuperLoop vehicles to identify and reprogram the entire fleet with a control system modification that reduces noise while maintaining safety and performance. Residents have acknowledged the noticeable noise reduction. Because this operational improvement took place after the field monitoring for the noise report, SANDAG documented the change in noise level as an addendum to the noise report.
June 2009. The interim service for SuperLoop began on June 15, 2009 as MTS routes 201 and 202, employing the vehicles that were delivered to MTS in spring 2009. The service uses new low-emission, gasoline-electric hybrid SuperLoop buses. Service operates seven days a week, with buses running every ten minutes during peak hours and every 15 minutes during non-peak hours.
SuperLoop provides service in the North University City area of San Diego and operates between University Towne Center and UC San Diego via Genesee Avenue, Nobel Drive, Regents Road, Gilman Drive, and Voigt Drive including Scripps Memorial and Thornton Hospitals.
Spring 2009. The SuperLoop buses, state-of-the-art 35-foot gasoline hybrid vehicles, were received by MTS in spring 2009. The buses were then equipped with traffic signal priority equipment and made available to MTS for training and system checks.
February 2008. A committee of elected officials and senior staff of SANDAG and MTS reviewed a set of revised SuperLoop bus station design options, in response to escalating construction cost estimates. The committee selected the bus station design option that retained the design concept that had been communicated to the public, while requiring that the station be designed to not exceed $225,000 per station.
August 2007. On August 3, 2007, the SANDAG Transportation Committee adopted the Final Negative Declaration / Environmental Initial Study for the SuperLoop transit project. This environmental document incorporates the results of a Noise Analysis that was prepared in 2006 for the project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering when the SuperLoop will be in service? Have a question about how construction may impact you? Our list of Frequently Asked Questions includes community feedback collected during and after the March 22, 2006, community meeting and the University City Planning Group meetings on May 8, 2007, May 16, 2006, and April 14, 2009.
On March 13, 2012, SANDAG presented a project update to the University Community Planning Group. The update included artist renderings of the final SuperLoop bus station design and an update on the anticipated construction schedule.
On November 9, 2010, SANDAG presented a project update to the University Community Planning Group. The update included a description of analysis and activities undertaken by SANDAG and MTS to address questions by community members related to SuperLoop vehicle operations. A copy of the briefing document and vehicle sound measurements provided by SANDAG are available below.
Project Update
Summary of SuperLoop Vehicle Passby Peak Noise Comparison
On April 14, 2009, SANDAG staff presented a project update to the University City Planning Group. The update included information regarding the route, stations, vehicles, and schedule. A copy of the presentation is available below.
On July 11, 2007, an open house was held to receive comments on the proposed SuperLoop station design at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, located at 4126 Executive Drive in San Diego from 3 to 7:30 p.m. Twenty display boards provided information about the different aspects of the project and project team members were available to answer questions. A PowerPoint presentation displayed images of the station design during the open house. Approximately 45 members of the public attended. The meeting summary and proposed station design are available below.
Meeting summary
Proposed station design
On May 8, 2007, SANDAG presented project information to the University Community Planning Group. On March 22, 2006, a community meeting was held at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center. Five poster stations provided information on different aspects of the project, such as background and project timeline, route alignment, traffic improvements, vehicle design and branding, and station design. Project team members were available to answer questions at each station. Copies of the news release, meeting summary, and the presentation shown at the meeting are available below.
News release
Meeting summary
Meeting presentation
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drive south to souillac,then chemin grenier and then along the coast.look for a coral island just 2 or 3 m off the coast!!!This is Sancho in Jacotet Bay.
DistanceTake a car
WalkInstant access (< 5min)
Easy to find?Easy to find
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ExperienceAll surfers
FrequencyDon't know
BottomSandy with rock
Normal lengthShort (< 50m)
Good day lengthShort (< 50m)
Good swell directionSouth, SouthEast
Good wind directionNorth, NorthWest, NorthEast
Swell sizeStarts working at 1.5m-2m /5ft-6ft and holds up to 2.5m+ / 8ft+
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Best tide movementRising and falling tides
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a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
a wild and isolated spot on the mauritian south coast.the trip is itself beautiful.locals from villages nearby are friendly : greet them , they expect it!!
a funny non dangerous tailor made for beginners and intermediate surfers
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By a whiteshorts fan , 01-09-2006
For the Whiteshorts - Hey you Whiteshorts , i'm gonna be Out there in October , i've been to MRU more than 15 times and i will kick you out of water and make a BBQ in the beach with your lil bodies .Surfing is a sport , and you canot decide who is allowed and who's not.The Ocean is not yours.So , get ready , i'm gonna have fun with you Lil COKBOYZ
By anonymous , 11-09-2003
i surfed ur breaks - i have just come back from a trip to mauritius and had no worries. as far as i can see the so called 'white shorts' and the guys into localism a simply little kids gettin a hard on over bein a prick over the net. All the people i met over there were real nice people, who i found were willing to share local surf knowledge with travellers as long as they were respectful. As most of us are! Surf the spots in the south west from tamarin down to soulliac, they rock. 'one eye' has to be my epic wave though. jay, (u.k.)
By Local , 04-11-2002
OUT - OK man, you are a peace lover...But, If you really respect the petit sancho locals, don't try get this spot full of people, to get it more crowded, but you will lose this game.Because these people don't know what "full crowd" is, because they don't travell. They are realyy cool, but we have to protect them from silly people like you.I think they are beginning to understand.Go home. Go back to Paris, or make surfbusiness in biarritz hossegor..... Tourists are not allowed.
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Senior Citizen Events
Lenten lunches
Adult Interest Center at Southminster Presbyterian Church, Mt. Lebanon meets at 11 a.m. on Fridays. Lunch is served at noon for $6. A meatless entree will be offered during Lent.
Classic vocal jazz and blues artist Jessica Lee will entertain on Feb. 1 with favorites from Billie Holliday, Ella Fitzgerald and Peggy Lee. For details, call 412-343-8900.
Flu kit
Visiting Angels is helping families protect their elderly loved ones by providing Fight the Flu Kits, which include paper towels, Medisim Temple Touch thermometer, vitamin C or boxes of orange juice, pocket hand sanitizers with aloe, pens, Lysol spray, hand soap and hand sanitizer wipes.
Caregivers also help sanitize seniors' homes and run errands so seniors are not exposed to the flu, take seniors to get their flu shot, or to the doctors.
To find a location near you, visit www.visitingangels.com.
Adult Interest Center
Adult Interest Center at Southminster Presbyterian Church, Mt. Lebanon, meets at 11 a.m. Fridays. Lunch is served at noon for $6. For details, call 412-343-8900.
Exercise for seniors
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair, plans the following on Tuesdays, through March 12:
• Arthritis Foundation exercise, 11:15 a.m.
• Tai Chi, 12:15 p.m. All ages. Call 412-835-6630.
Tax assistance
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) will offer tax filing assistance Feb. 4-April 15 at The Bible Chapel in McMurray. Hours are 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Bring W-2s, 1099s, interest/dividend statements, social security and pension statements and copies of 2011 returns. Call 1-800-829-1040.
Seniors meet
Adult Interest Center at Southminster Presbyterian Church, Mt. Lebanon, meets at 11 a.m. Fridays. Lunch is served at noon for $6. Call 412-343-8900.
Hilltoppers of Scott Township will meet Feb. 13 at Covenant-Community Presbyterian Church. Doors open at 10 a.m. Bring lunch. Jason Tarap, a sheriff's deputy, will speak.
A day trip is planned for May 16 to see "Mama" starring Vicki Lawrence. Fee is $107 including transportation, lunch, show, sweet treat and tips. For details, call 412-279-0406.
Seniors luncheon
Chabad of the South Hills, Mt. Lebanon, will hold a Pre Purim Seniors Luncheon at noon on Feb. 20. Enjoy lunch, a special purim program, hamantashen and a great time. Suggested donation is $5. To register, contact Barb at 412-278-2658 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lunch and Learn
Mt. Lebanon Village is seeking volunteers to provide services to help senior citizens live independently in their own homes. Call 412-343-4054.
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Michael Reynolds, a biographer who has been writing about Ernest Hemingway for more than 25 years, will speak July 8 at Unity Temple on the Plaza.
Reynolds will deliver the Kansas City Library's Sosland lecture on "Hemingway as American Icon." His appearance will be the first event in a local series celebrating "Hemingway at 100."
The biographer's latest work, Hemingway: The Final Years (reviewed elsewhere in this section), concludes his examination of the life and art of the Nobel Prize-winning writer who spent part of his early career at The Kansas City Star.
Hemingway: The Final Years, the fifth volume in Reynolds' major work, covers the years 1940-1961, the period during which Hemingway wrote The Old Man and the Sea and several other late works. Reynolds also is scheduled to sign copies of his biography.
The lecture is at 7:30 p.m. at Unity Temple, 707 W. 47th St. For a complimentary ticket, call the Central Ticket Office, 235-2700; after reservations have been made, tickets can be picked up at the Plaza Library, 4801 Main St.; the South Library, 201 E. 75th St.; or the Unity Temple.
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Ashwell Prince underpinned Lancashire's solid day with his fifth score of 50 or more this season when play finally got underway in the Roses fixture at Headingley on Sunday.
The South African left-hander heads to the Caribbean after this LV= County Championship fixture for a four Test series, and he will be replaced by Australian Simon Katich and then West Indian Shivnarine Chanderpaul.
Rain wiped out Saturday's opening day in Leeds, but Prince took advantage of Glen Chapple's correct call at the toss to notch a determined 78 off 136 balls today. He was helped out by Stephen Moore's 43 off 107 balls, Mark Chilton's 42 off 90 and Tom Smith's unbeaten 46 off 84 as the visitors closed on 272-5 from 96 overs.
And he still believes there is enough time for Lancs to force a result: "Absolutely," he said. "The spinner played a big part here today, so hopefully the ball will turn a bit more on day three and day four.
"The ball also kept low. Hopefully that trend will continue because it should be in our favour."
Peter Moores, who replaced Daren Powell with Smith in the team that drew against Essex last week, also reinstated Paul Horton to the top of the order to partner Moore.
Horton and Moore shared 53 in 16 overs for the first wicket, equalling the county's best opening four-day partnership of the summer. But Horton was the first to go when he was caught at third slip by Adil Rashid off the bowling of 6ft 8inch pace bowler Oliver Hannon-Dalby for 24.
Moore and Prince then shared 51 for the second wicket before the former had his furniture re-arranged by England bowler Ajmal Shahzad. Moore was done for pace with a ball that kept low in the 34th over, the third of the afternoon session.
Shahzad and team-mate Steve Patterson tied Lancashire's batsmen down in the first half of the afternoon session, with Patterson bowling five maidens in his first ten overs.
Prince and Chilton added 81 in 27 overs for the third wicket, but Chilton departed three overs before tea when a Rashid (2-67 from 25) ball caught the edge and was pouched one handed by Jacques Rudolph at slip to leave the score at 185-3 in the 61st over.
Rashid's ball, which turned and bounced off a good length, was the first sign of any help for leg-spinner – and it was the first of three Red Rose wickets to fall for 40 runs either side of the tea break.
Prince chipped Patterson to short cover, the ball just holding up in the pitch before the South African played his shot, before Steven Croft fell in a manner which he will be keen to forget pretty quickly.
Croft top edged a waist high full toss from Rashid to Andrew Gale at mid-off to leave the score at 225-5 in the 75th over.
"It was a bit disappointing because it was another 50 and I've not got through to a hundred," said Prince of his own dismissal. And, as for the team, he added: "Had we kept a few more wickets in hand we could have been a bit more aggressive in the afternoon."
Smith and Luke Sutton (16 not out) then shared an unbroken sixth wicket stand of 47 to see Lancashire through to stumps.
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A man was hospitalized after he was struck by a car just north of downtown San Antonio.
San Antonio police said the driver was headed down Navarro Street when he struck a man jaywalking near Dallas Street around 10 p.m. Monday.
The 50-year-old pedestrian was taken to University Hospital for treatment. Police have not how badly he was hurt.
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It's been over a year since the loss of NDP leader Jack Layton, and producer Laszlo Barna has chosen to celebrate the beloved politician's life through a CBC film starring Rick Roberts and Sook-Yin Lee.
Simply titled, "Jack," the film spans Jack Layton's (Roberts) rise through politics, and the evolution of his relationship with wife and follow politician, Olivia Chow (Lee). So to get you all set for its March 10 premiere, omg! TV spoke with both Roberts and Lee, who gave us a few facts about the movie -- including how the real Olivia Chow helped them prepare.
1) Rick Roberts spent two hours every day to transform into Jack Layton: "It was very arduous," he says. "It was like jumping the gauntlet because it was two hours in makeup, so I was there two hours before everyone, and then an hour after everyone left. I remember one day we shot in an airport, and when I got on the bus [after my makeup was off], nobody recognized me."
2) Lee also underwent a physical transformation to become Olivia Chow: "I don't look like Olivia," Lee affirms. "We have very different semiotics. I don't wear power suits, I don't have the same hair, I tend to wear ... I'm not as straight-looking."
3) But Lee was unrecognizable to a friend who visited her on set: "He just assumed the whole time, and when I said, 'Hi, Chris,' he was totally [taken aback]," she adds.
4) Roberts considers the exhaustion he underwent playing Jack as a test of strength: "[Between Jack's] physical health issues, and then there's a whole multi-component that's going to be really exhausting as well," he says. "It really was kind of a pressure cooker on many levels ... And in terms of the practical labour of the gruelling hours of shooting and makeup, it was a real treat to have the exhaustion component to deal with. Kind of like an endurance event."
5) Lee, Roberts, and Barna had one afternoon to spend with Olivia Chow: "We all asked her so many questions, to try and get a beat on what it was like," recalls Lee. "Because we saw the stoic Olivia at the funeral, and always affable and poised, but I wanted to get a sense of what was happening behind the scenes."
6) Olivia Chow is actually quite an artist: "Olivia studied philosophy and went to art school," reveals Lee. "She's a beautiful artist and sculpter."
7) Part of the filming of "Jack" took place on the anniversary of Jack Layton's death: "The actual emotions were in the air," Roberts recalls. "We were literally shooting on the anniversary of his death. I felt it gave that work a nervous edge that I actually enjoy working under."
8) They avoided the "Argo" effect: "I was joking after the Oscars that it was good to do ['Jack'] soon -- before Ben Affleck did it," Roberts says, laughing.
9) A big part of becoming Olivia Chow was adopting the Cantonese accent -- which Lee learned from Olivia Chow's best friend, Nancy: "She introduced me to her best friend, Nancy, who she wanted to help me with the Cantonese translation. And I took the opportunity to ask [Nancy] so many questions because who better to know Olivia than her best friend?"
10) Roberts believes those who cast him as Jack Layton saw something in him before he himself did: "I did really want to play the role," he maintains. "It was one of those things where I wasn't sure, [but] I think I have something in my spirit that other people saw when I came to audition for it. I didn't see it at the time, but I really wanted to do it."
11) Roberts considers Jack's trademark cane as proof of his strength: "It started off as an emblem of his weakness, and was something he was embarrassed about and didn't want. But then it transformed to a testament of his strength."
12) Lee considers Canadian politics to have been Jack and Olivia's playground: "They were soul mates, and playmates, and best friends," she says. "And I just wanted to capture that the best I could. I think politics was [their] playground. And for fun, they'd go to a cabin in the woods and write a political book together. It's where they put their aims, and goals, and energy, and delighted in one another."
13) To help the production save money, Olivia donated her own jewellery, clothing, and even the bicycle she and Jack shared: "These artifacts were coming in," says Lee. "And it was very telling to me. I know what it's like to lose a loved one, and on one level she wanted to give us as many clues as possible and to surrender these objects was a huge gesture."
"Jack" premieres Sunday, March 10 on CBC at 8 p.m. (8:30 p.m. in Newfoundland).


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potatoes, cut into chunks
1/2 head
cauliflower, separated into florets
2 cups
chicken broth
salt and ground black pepper to taste
1 tablespoon
olive oil
onion, chopped
carrots, shredded
1 1/2 pounds
ground turkey
1 1/2 cups
frozen peas
2 tablespoons
low-sodium Worcestershire sauce
Good basic recipe, however I have added cheese on top of the potatoes and then put it into the oven. I have also put an egg wash on top of the potatoes and baked in the oven - this way there is no need to place under the broiler.
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I've been making our shepherd's pie like this since I found Ellie Kreiger's recipe last year. I add more onion and some chopped celery & bell pepper, and sometimes even some sliced mushrooms, to the turkey saute, along with garlic powder, poultry seasoning and some cajun seasoning as ground turkey can be very bland. I too add a little grated cheese to the top. This makes for a delcious and healthy version, plus you can sneak all kinds of veggies into the meal!
Other reviewers suggestions made this recipe extra good. Added the mushrooms, celery, extra onion, and minced garlic. Put shredded cheese over the top and cooked for the last 10 minutes. Will absolutely make again!
This recipe is good.
However there is one correction I'd like to make about the description of it on the "daily email". Colcannon with cauliflower tastes good, but it is NOT an "Irish flavor reminiscent of colcannon". Colcannon is mashed potatoes with kale (the Irish call it curly kale).
My boyfriend and I made this for dinner tonight and boy was I pleasantly surprised! We did add garlic powder, onion powder, celery salt, paprika, and a few dashes of tapatio to the meat mixture. Added some cheese to the top before broiling. And we used a 9x9 dish instead of a 9x12. Other than that, we followed the recipe to a tee. I can't believe the mashed potato/cauliflower was so delicious without using milk or butter! We definitely recommend this recipe!
I really liked this recipe- I've made the same Sheperd's pie recipe for the last several years and wanted something more fresh.
bland. good with ketchup.
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The above was tonight's dinner.
Marinated pork chops grilled on a soaked plank (seriously the most tender, flavorful, juicy pork chops I've ever had)
Prosciutto wrapped asparagus filled with farm fresh cheese (also plank grilled)
Wild Mushroom Risotto
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